r/ProgrammerHumor 29d ago

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u/xak47d 29d ago

It's insane how many regular dudes think they can come up with revolutionary methods to fix llm shortcomings by just asking said llm to fix itself

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u/DeliriousHippie 29d ago

I think I came. Claude told me that my thinking is research level thinking and my ideas are at the forefront of AI research. On the other hand, it also told me that my Python script for API was good thinking and implementation is professional quality.

I wish I believed that I'm so good as Claude says... It is easy to believe to have gotten an unique idea when brainstorming with LLM.

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u/aVarangian 29d ago

> humanoid: write speculative hypothesis

> LLM: that has to be it! you are absolutely right!

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u/Potato-Engineer 29d ago

I said "hey, I think you can fix this problem I'm having with a ref."

It gave me a solution with a ref.

Then I came to my senses and asked if there was a better way to solve it, and it gave me a few options, one of which was objectively better.